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How To Install and Set Up Roller Lifters, Roller Rockers, and Pushrods 

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@edmundp5318
@edmundp5318 4 года назад
ERIC Watched a few of your vids and liked them. You are a knowledgeable mechanic. I should know. Me too for 50+ years. I was surprised to see your mistake when adjusting valves. Your method for adjusting the exhaust valve is spot on BUT if you stop turning the engine at the exact point when the exhaust valve starts moving, the intake valve lifter is NOT on the base circle of the cam. Cams have valve overlap and the intake is not fully closed at that point. When I adjust valves using this method I continue turning until the exhaust valve has fully opened and is on its way closed again. Then the intake is certainly on the base circle. This might account for a little bit loose adjustment and some valve noise. I always use ½ turn adjustment and have no problems.
@TaekwondoFitForLife
@TaekwondoFitForLife 2 года назад
I have something that I would like to share, first off I would like to thank Eric the car guy so much for everything that I have refreshed myself on and have learned a new. I’m an old man and I used to rebuild a little bit and have worked quite a bit on small block 350 in the past.. I am currently putting a 383 stroker engine from hot rod engines company out in Washington into my 1963 Chevy C 10 pick up with a manual Tremec five speed. In the meanwhile I have been working on the current engine which is in this old truck of mine. It is also a 383 stroker but is currently a four-speed manual transmission. 373 rear which means that the RPM is crazy on highway so that’s why the next transmission is a five speed having the overdrive advantage over the 373 rear .. So to my point I am starting to put things together to do this very same job you were watching here. There is nothing at all wrong with how it is being done here but I think I’d like to share something that I saw online which provided a very easy valve adjustment which I thought was genius. I could look up the video if anybody is interested on how to adjust the valves in the following manner. Anyway the guy that I was watching on RU-vid explained that he would often be called away from the valve adjustment and forget where he was in the process and would often start over or forget where he was because of being called to the counter or whatever. The gentleman went on to explain that he had to find a way to keep his spot or area of work remembered so he offered up this method of adjusting valves as follows: Basically you rotate the engine 90° at a time using the marks on the harmonic balance her and the timing tab. Basically he could be called away from the job and it didn’t matter where he was in the adjustments he would simply continue to turn the engine 90° at a time and establish zero lash that way. He would keep turning the engine 90° and some lifter would become loose and others would maintain a zero lash adjustment. So basically you just keep turning the engine 90° at a time, Using the timing marks until all pushrods are found to have zero lash… So this did not make sense to me until I thought further that mathematically every time you adjust across-the-board all pushrods eventually mathematically all will be in the correct position and turning them down a little bit at a time at 90° just creeps up on the math whereby he would have zero lash across-the-board… Again there is absolutely nothing wrong with what Mr. Eric is doing, he is a very accomplished mechanic and he is following instruction as noted in manuals. I just found this guy on RU-vid who evidently through necessity had to find a better way and I thought it was genius and I guess it does work out that mathematically you would pass each one eventually. Eric the car guy rocks and I follow him I wouldn’t ever say that he is wrong on “anything” He’s 3 times my abilities as a mechanic, knowing this from following you Sir! Thanks for “all that you provide me and others! Michael T.
@crazye3572
@crazye3572 5 лет назад
Honestly I thank you, I can repeat step by step by just watching what you did and explained one time. This video helped me loose the fear that I could never do this but now that I know what goes on I can feel that this is easy or rather could be easy at least for me. You boost my confidence to possibly one day pursue the mechanic life so thank you for sharing not many mechanics share this idk why but you are a good man.
@patricial.6758
@patricial.6758 5 лет назад
Just read the Sept newsletter. I really liked the repair videos over the years because you are a good teacher. While I skip some off the project car videos, I still watch most just like this one because I can still learn from you. Your videos gave me the courage to pull an engine and tear it down...back yard mechanic style, then rebuild it. I'm a fan that will continue to follow you through project, FIF or any other video...because you are above all a good teacher and video maker. Hats off to you.
@bobstephens8851
@bobstephens8851 4 года назад
You actually want to take the intake valve all the way down before doing the exhaust because of overlap on the cam. If you adjust the exhaust when the intake just starts to move down, the exhaust is not on the base..
@psrar
@psrar 3 года назад
It's Eric I've been watching you for years and I'm very proud to say the same as the last poster I was able to conquer the fear of adjusting the push rides when reassembling into The Leftovers going and taking care of the engine is one of my most stress now thanks to you thank you brother
@guidosarducci3047
@guidosarducci3047 4 года назад
I agree about the full turn. Well, I'm a 3/4 turn guy. But yeah, 1/2 turn is never enough. I guess the manufacturers don't want em' over tightened and a half turn in theory should be enough. But I've found the same thing you did....after a while I gotta put my open valve covers on and run the motor finding all of the rockers making noise and adjust them again. And sometimes do it again after more driving to get em' all set. never had a problem going 3/4 turn right off the bat. In the old days -and even now- (for me anyway) we always kept a set of old valve covers w/ tops cut out and adjusted the rocker while the engine was running. Another good post from post this guy. I've never heard him say anything wrong. His tutorials are clear and concise. learned a lot from this channel. Been a subscriber here for some time now. I prefer to do both valves on each cylinder at the same time on the firing stroke. I think it saves time. But his way gets the job done just as good and keeps u from making any mistakes.
@jasonburtphotography2516
@jasonburtphotography2516 5 лет назад
I really enjoy your videos... clear, concise and you clearly know what you're doing... great personality on camera, keeping it light yet professional. Keep it up!
@martinschranner3495
@martinschranner3495 3 месяца назад
ThankYou very much. I live in Germany and therefore I don't have the experienceas You guys in the States. This video will greatly help to install the roller rockers on the speedmaster heads for my 460 BBF.
@fragman21
@fragman21 5 лет назад
you are 100% right about shaft mounted rockers! way easier but way more expensive.
@SummitRacing
@SummitRacing 5 лет назад
Great video, Eric!
@grahambodie7429
@grahambodie7429 3 года назад
Instablaster.
@robertclymer6948
@robertclymer6948 2 года назад
Hi Eric tcg! I agree with you that 1/2 turn after zero lash is not enough. Lots of performance engine builds are going with 3/4 turn after zero lash. Thanks Eric, love and appreciate your videos and have learned a lot along the way. Happy upcoming 2021 Holidays to you and yours. Cheers from Motown.
@CloudHindlen
@CloudHindlen 3 года назад
Thankyou Eric. Something so simple as installing roller rockers can be a real headache when you don't know how to adjust them.
@TreyCook21
@TreyCook21 5 лет назад
Dear hateful people: Just let the video play in the background and don't worry about what day it is. Support the guy and let it be. YT channels are forever evolving.
@daves_not_here_mannn
@daves_not_here_mannn 5 лет назад
Dear trey....well in the end you are right. Lol
@edallen5119
@edallen5119 2 года назад
Thanks so much Eric for the info. I plan on doing this to my 350 but was afraid it was more complicated. Thanks again
@conlouis9067
@conlouis9067 3 года назад
Great video. Recently took the engine too high on rpm and found a bent push rod. Couldn't get a wrench to the rocker arm nut. And when you couldn't either, I followed your method of taking rocker off. Too simple. Also - my service manual says one full turn for lash. Thanks.
@p3l1k44n1
@p3l1k44n1 5 лет назад
People are too wrapped around the "ooh it's just a clip of an older video boo downvote!" What if i was building an engine and was installing lifters and pushrods.. It would be very convenient to just open this video and go straight to the point instead of watching an hour long video to get to the "good part".. Eric is doing us a favor by chopping the video in key points.
@ericthecarguy
@ericthecarguy 5 лет назад
It's really great when people 'get' it. Thanks for the comment.
@daves_not_here_mannn
@daves_not_here_mannn 5 лет назад
It shouldnt be a friday video. As extras it makes sence but not as a friday video man.....i saw it last week cause im one of the people that watches them all the way through.
@the_cheese
@the_cheese 5 лет назад
These daily bite-size videos are awesome!!
@braindeadbzh
@braindeadbzh 5 лет назад
I like this new format of content
@MrSwascott1981
@MrSwascott1981 5 лет назад
Thanks Eric always the best I'm redoing my 4L ranger ohv all valve train new heads and all so I'm gonna save this vid...keep it up bro love all your videos
@ShovelMonkey
@ShovelMonkey 5 лет назад
Thanks, and keep up the good work brother! You mentioned that the roller tappets have rollers to reduce friction, you may want to put in a note that the rollers allow for faster ramps. There is not much friction on flat tappet cams, the cam and the tappet have a film of oil between them. The usable power increase comes from a more aggressive ramp that you can get away with a roller allowing you to snap the valve open and closed quicker, allowing you to have a greater duration with the same base circle. This does require a much greater spring pressure though, if you want to avoid that annoying little thing called valve float... I am going with a solid flat tappet with my mopar LA360 build, even though the block was a 1991 block and made to run hydraulic rollers. I am going this route though because I expect to see north of 6000 though with my gearing and tire size. Remember guys, pick your parts according to your use, and start with your cam choice and build from there, and don't cheap out on your torque converter!
@TheAmericanUhate
@TheAmericanUhate 5 лет назад
This was more of a install video than a technical video. Roller lifters does offer better cam performance than any flat tappet can offer but he's just showing the "how to" part of it all.
@ShovelMonkey
@ShovelMonkey 5 лет назад
@Dennis Massengill I don't trust them either. I especially do not trust roller tip rockers, I'll stick with my bushed shaft mount ductile iron rockers.
@DENicholsAutoBravado
@DENicholsAutoBravado 5 лет назад
I was actually really impressed with this production. It's been a long time since I've watched something other than an ETCG1 video. This was great!
@jamesfackenthal
@jamesfackenthal 5 лет назад
A tip for you Eric. Bottom half of the rocker studs are both the same thread diameter and pitch for those 7/16 and 3/8 rocker studs. It's just the upper half that is thicker.
@ericthecarguy
@ericthecarguy 5 лет назад
Good to know, thanks. However, on my previous cylinder heads, my machinist had to enlarge the threaded holes to accept the 3/8" stud. Perhaps it's not the same for all rocker studs. Thanks for the comment.
@jamesfackenthal
@jamesfackenthal 5 лет назад
@@ericthecarguy you're welcome Eric every cylinder head that I have worked on that has been Chevy oh, I must stress that fact I am a Chevy lover, has been the stud in the head has been opened up 2 7/16, what's the rocker stud itself was 3/8.
@AttilaTheHun333333
@AttilaTheHun333333 5 лет назад
I like your new thumbnails Eric...great job!
@cheezyrider1111
@cheezyrider1111 2 года назад
Yes, snug is a torque spec that has served me well over the years.
@jasonbeason4780
@jasonbeason4780 6 месяцев назад
I haven't upgraded my rocker arms yet, and I get a valve clatter sound when pulling a hill. So, with what you said, I might need to go back through and go a little more on my pre load.
@miguelbolado1280
@miguelbolado1280 4 года назад
By far the best video on this topic, thank you Eric 👍
@LogicofChaos7871
@LogicofChaos7871 4 года назад
There is one way to do this that I would definitely recommend. It's a lengthy process to describe but can be done fairly quickly and you will never need to re work your rocker pre load
@Bird76Mojo76
@Bird76Mojo76 3 года назад
Post it. Or post a link to the process.
@AP9311
@AP9311 5 лет назад
Thanks for the video. I like the excerpt stuff. So I don't have to search whole thing tofind it. Thanks for posting several of them :)
@notj5712
@notj5712 5 лет назад
Funny how some lifter manufacturers recommend an oil soak while others say to absolutely not soak them. If the lifter absorbs too much oil in it's chamber, it will be locked up at startup before it can bleed down. Better to let them rattle and pump up naturally then set your tolerances. Apparently less chance of overstressing a rocker, bending a pushrod of damaging the lifter. I see the argument on both sides.
@zuestoots5176
@zuestoots5176 5 лет назад
But, sometimes, they never pump up unless primed... Been there, done that shit. Regardless, i soak the fuckers. Live in pressurized oil, why the hell not soak em.
@canxlr8
@canxlr8 3 года назад
Thank you for this information packet video Eric! well done.
@raydetermann9749
@raydetermann9749 3 года назад
Thanks Eric really educational in ready to move forward on my build
@glenmaralfonso
@glenmaralfonso 4 года назад
Thank you for passing the on knowledge man !!
@tjwonder8157
@tjwonder8157 4 года назад
Been following for a while Eric. Thanks again for a really good and educational video.
@michaelotten2724
@michaelotten2724 5 лет назад
Interesting amd informative. Taking on projects way over my head but cant stop thinking bout desire to drag race and may mean learning something bout building motors!😂😎
@dirtyboy8336
@dirtyboy8336 5 лет назад
Thanks for no loud music as you work some other guys music be so loud that I can't focus on the video
@MySparkle888
@MySparkle888 5 лет назад
It's like watching Bob Ross paint!
@josephhunt8635
@josephhunt8635 4 года назад
Good easy to understand video, thank you!
@travisalderete5386
@travisalderete5386 3 года назад
That’s amazing thank you for the educational videos!
@InsideOfMyOwnMind
@InsideOfMyOwnMind 5 лет назад
Did you ever end up welding the pushrod guides? I mean I don't know how much lateral stress is on them.
@fragman21
@fragman21 5 лет назад
there are faster ways to adj. rockers but for a pro showing a novice how to do it, good job.
@ericthecarguy
@ericthecarguy 5 лет назад
Exactly, thank you.
@alanmachen9884
@alanmachen9884 3 года назад
How did you know how long the push rods should be?
@robertclymer6948
@robertclymer6948 2 года назад
Alan, I am sure he did a mock up using the adjustable mock up pushrod tool before knowing his exact length to order.
@jmcenterprises9591
@jmcenterprises9591 5 лет назад
Excellent, thanks Eric
@robertnz71
@robertnz71 6 месяцев назад
I wish you would have covered the hydraulic lifter, preload, and demonstrate how after you do the lash that you can still push the rocker down because of the plunger inside of the lifter, I have some lifters that don’t spring back and others that do, I was hoping you would have talked about that. I’m afraid I’m gonna have to get new lifters
@johnwehunt4305
@johnwehunt4305 4 года назад
You have a OE roller block, Why the extra cost of aftermarket non-roller lifter blocks?
@mikecochrane2074
@mikecochrane2074 4 года назад
I just bought a 2008 gmc truck with a 5.3 with 156,000 miles. It sounds like a sewing machine under the hood. The previous owner said that he had the lifters change about two years ago and the engine had about 120,000 on it. Is there a chance that i need to get in there and re-torque the rockers in order to get the sewing machine sound out of my motor? And can these valves be adjusted like this at anytime in this motors life? Thanks for any help with this.
@miguiaculiacan
@miguiaculiacan 3 года назад
Like the content and quality of this video !
@thebeuks1
@thebeuks1 5 лет назад
stil love watching your videos
@transformer309
@transformer309 5 лет назад
I miss the fixing it forward videos
@krzysiekv12
@krzysiekv12 5 лет назад
Starting job as vehicle technician tomorrow I was a security guard, a builder, bathroom fitter, now a mechanic, with degree in business I should fit right in lol
@Dave-id6sj
@Dave-id6sj 4 года назад
The argument about steel vs aluminium rockers is only relevant in extreme high horsepower applications with outrageous amounts of lift and valve seat pressure, for a cam with .500 to .600 lift the alloy ones are easily as good as the heavier duty units. I run a .525 lift Lunati with scorpion alloy rockers and they are excellent value for money.
@AntonioClaudioMichael
@AntonioClaudioMichael 5 лет назад
Nice informative video Eric
@SaltyMechanicsJunior
@SaltyMechanicsJunior 3 года назад
Super interesting! Thank you🦾
@josephseremba6173
@josephseremba6173 Год назад
Eric, I just watched a video where the person using Edelbrock valve train parts said Edelbrock says to dip the roller lifter in clean oil not soak them. Is this unique to Edlebrock. Thank you
@blazerfootball60
@blazerfootball60 5 лет назад
I guess no new content this week. Looking forward to what’s coming up next week!
@wobblysauce
@wobblysauce 5 лет назад
Was guessing that at the 2nd video.
@prancstaman
@prancstaman 5 лет назад
Excuse me!! But I didn't get a pushrod! Thank you very much, LOL. Bad ass motor, by the way.
@savonbatt
@savonbatt 2 года назад
Solid lifters tick like crazy if not done correctly
@TheDoeVideos
@TheDoeVideos 5 лет назад
I like the new title
@emjay1388
@emjay1388 5 лет назад
Hey Eric! Nice video!👍
@clintwest4072
@clintwest4072 Год назад
In your opinion can I add roller lifters and rockers to a first generation 350
@mcelfreshiii
@mcelfreshiii 5 лет назад
By the time this truck is completed the title will have to pass two generations of family.
@ericthecarguy
@ericthecarguy 5 лет назад
The truck was completed in June 2019. The video releases are behind that due to the time it takes to edit the footage.
@johnmilner7603
@johnmilner7603 3 года назад
I would use 1 piece guide plates. I wonder if 1970 Z28 LT1 guide plates would fit this head. I also do not spin the pushrod, instead I use the up/down method. I use the EOIC method as well.
@jasonulyatt
@jasonulyatt Год назад
Is it the same procedure for a flat tappet cam with hydraulic lifters combo and the same roller rockers as in the video?
@UFOGHOSTHUNTER
@UFOGHOSTHUNTER 3 года назад
Thanks for the explanation!!
@captainwaring
@captainwaring 4 года назад
That really was a great video.
@kennethhudson8013
@kennethhudson8013 4 года назад
Pro job Eric!
@du5t33
@du5t33 5 лет назад
5:03 "They were a little stiff going in at first." Thats what she said. lol
@InsideOfMyOwnMind
@InsideOfMyOwnMind 5 лет назад
But did you hear the sucking sound when he pulled one out?
@pcrepairguys
@pcrepairguys 4 года назад
The reason you had noisy valve train with half a turn is because the lifters were full of oil this comes straight from Comp Cams, "it is not necessary to “pre-pump” hydraulic lifters full of engine oil prior to installation and valve adjustment. It is actually undesirable to do so as the “pumped up” lifters will cause the valves to open during the adjustment process, rather than positioning the lifter plunger in its operating position as it is supposed to do"
@chrisragsdale7192
@chrisragsdale7192 Год назад
Are the lifter keepers supposed to fit loose or be tight
@stevearsenault4898
@stevearsenault4898 5 лет назад
GM recommends a full turn and bring no 1 cylinder to top dead center and adjust 8 valves then turn it over 180 and adjust the last 8 I don't remember the witch valves off-hand and for performance builds i prefer half a turn and if you adjust both valves on any cylinder at top dead center you will be on the base circle
@zuestoots5176
@zuestoots5176 5 лет назад
Doesnt matter, 1 at time or 8 at a time, as long as its on the base circle. Every fucking armchair warrior thinks they have to follow some 199 steps to ensure a good engine.. Base circle, both valves closed, rotate a few times and check again.. thats it!
@stevearsenault4898
@stevearsenault4898 5 лет назад
@@zuestoots5176 I'm no armchair warrior I'm a mechanic and have adjusted valves countless times many different ways i prefer one cylinder at a time its faster on my street strip car i had speed pro anti pump lifters where i had to adjust them like solid lifters 2 thousands on the feeler gauge they were noisy but you didn't have to worry having them pump at high RPM
@zakr7429
@zakr7429 4 года назад
With spinning is it until there is substantial resistance or you literally can’t spin it with ur finger tips at all?
@alecxixfernandez5212
@alecxixfernandez5212 3 года назад
Good video thanks 💪🏼
@justinowenby1055
@justinowenby1055 4 года назад
I have a 92 chevy with a new 350 crate motor and I primed the oil system and i am getting oil on my driver side lifters but no oil on my passenger side lifters. What is the problem?
@hillbillyhooymans
@hillbillyhooymans 4 месяца назад
Perfect vid
@whitlcj1
@whitlcj1 6 месяцев назад
Hopefully one day my 93 estate wagon becomes a full roller 383
@babas990
@babas990 4 года назад
for zero lash, do you tighten the pushrod until you cannot spin it anymore with all your strength or just slight resistance??
@thereluctantgearhead4544
@thereluctantgearhead4544 Год назад
Just take out the slop up and down. The pushrod will still spin at zero lash.
@samjohnson6593
@samjohnson6593 7 месяцев назад
would not turning full turn cause backfire?dealing with that right now
@memorymvubu2822
@memorymvubu2822 4 года назад
Good Eric
@tyranducksworth1913
@tyranducksworth1913 4 года назад
Nice video. Do you have to used loctite on the rocker set screw or recheck after so many miles thanks
@dominicparrotta9645
@dominicparrotta9645 4 года назад
Your the best bud
@jeffnunley1861
@jeffnunley1861 2 года назад
Could I switch from my 1.5 rockers to a 1.6 and a gen 1 sbc would I have any problems it has the comp cam xe274 in my engine
@justmax36
@justmax36 4 года назад
At 12:25 into the video, what exactly were you using it torque wrench on there?
@budsodalsky
@budsodalsky 2 года назад
does the lifter lash adjustment method apply to stock rockers and stock hydro lifters?
@whispro4646
@whispro4646 Год назад
Would this procedure work on an inline 6 engine
@jimmywarledo4930
@jimmywarledo4930 3 года назад
Give Ellisons Machine Shop a view
@thomson3053
@thomson3053 4 года назад
Thanks mate❤️
@UFOGHOSTHUNTER
@UFOGHOSTHUNTER 3 года назад
So you just went down the line starting at cylinder 1, and didn't go through the firing order?
@chickenfoundation9323
@chickenfoundation9323 2 года назад
Does it matter if it’s roller or flat tappet
@paytonmac5665
@paytonmac5665 17 дней назад
TY
@twistthrottleatv3504
@twistthrottleatv3504 3 года назад
Thanks👍👍👍
@justmax36
@justmax36 4 года назад
just curious how many bent pushrods you incurred using this method?
@Bird76Mojo76
@Bird76Mojo76 3 года назад
I would assume none, since he never posted an update video on it, and since they're hydraulic lifters...
@vet7e542
@vet7e542 4 года назад
Hi Eric. I am trying to find out if I have solid or hydraulic lifters, without taking off the intake manifold. I was told to push down on the push rod. I did, and there was no give....I assume this means solid ?? is this method accurate ??? Thanks. Love the vids, keep em coming.
@MrKickass154
@MrKickass154 Год назад
Following any update on this? I’m having same issue
@vet7e542
@vet7e542 Год назад
@@MrKickass154 Hi Ryan, I started changing my valve stem seals, and it wasn't until I got to my 4th cylinder before the lifter gave a little bit. The movement was only about 2mm or 1/8". Hardly any pressure was needed, If you have any holes in your intake (down to the lifter valley), you can actually see the cup move. Once I saw the movement it was like a eureka moment, and I understood what was happening. Sadly, a couple of my lifter's didn't push down, I am guessing that these are collapsed lifters,
@2aklamath
@2aklamath 4 года назад
Did you pump up the lifters /
@bowoods7771
@bowoods7771 2 года назад
We’re do you get the kit from
@V8mo50
@V8mo50 4 года назад
What head gaskets are you using?
@learysinsight5796
@learysinsight5796 4 года назад
How’s that motor running?
@SWRadioConcepts
@SWRadioConcepts 5 лет назад
Have we seen this thing run yet? Did I miss or skip the video?
@daves_not_here_mannn
@daves_not_here_mannn 5 лет назад
Hes posted videos of it finished and running but the build videos left off at the engine being assembled.
@jaysenp7083
@jaysenp7083 5 лет назад
I actually appreciate the long videos. This is an older clip, waiting for next week! By the way Eric, at the beginning of every video, can you say "Greetings viewers, Eric the car guy here!". You use to say "Greetings viewers, Eric the car guy!".
@JohnSmith-lb3ge
@JohnSmith-lb3ge 5 лет назад
Well we already know he's there, we can see him :p
@jaysenp7083
@jaysenp7083 5 лет назад
John Smith i know its just the introduction. Lol
@deankay4434
@deankay4434 2 года назад
The GM service manual says to lift the rocker only until zero lash because the lifter has a weak spring in it and spinning is subjective to feel, like feeler blades. They also ask for 3/4 turn to place the piston inside the lifter body at proper height. The tread pitch can be used to create the correct math as 18 threads per inch = 1 inch in 18 turns. The lifter body only has so much room and 3/4 turn is less than 1/18" on the lifters piston. Not much room in there unless a guy wants to disassemble, measure and decide how much travel the lifter body's piston should travel compared to GM engineers although Comp could machine these different. But until I measure both, I am using GM specs, plus not spinning a round ball tube for feel.
@haleysdad2004
@haleysdad2004 5 лет назад
I’ve already seen all this.
@AP9311
@AP9311 5 лет назад
So what? It's excerpt from the the long video. READ the description.
@daves_not_here_mannn
@daves_not_here_mannn 5 лет назад
@@AP9311 dude you dont have to read the description to know whats going on. Its just disappointing to wait a week for the next phase of the build and we get a clip from last week we've seen already. I got it when they were extra videos through out the week but not a friday video.....
@hugmedeb
@hugmedeb 5 лет назад
I was expecting a new video today..this should off been put up mid week ..not on a friday...jesus eric come on.....
@haleysdad2004
@haleysdad2004 5 лет назад
I’ve seen creators make the smaller videos and THEN make a longer version but not backwards. I really look forward to his Friday videos and was disappointed to see some regurgitated, repackaged, information. I guess Eric is damned if he does and damned if he doesn’t. Love you Eric! You’re awesome!
@daves_not_here_mannn
@daves_not_here_mannn 5 лет назад
@@haleysdad2004 i felt the same but the solution is to sprinkle the smaller versions as extras and leave fridays for the new content.
@otis240
@otis240 2 года назад
This is an ASMR
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